Good point. This exam is all about finding the right balance and not going overboard. I'd say the key is being selective and risk-based in your approach. Block the high-priority stuff, leverage automation for detection, but don't sacrifice user experience or privacy in the process. Moderation is key, people!
Haha, yeah C is a big no-no. Though I bet some overeager security admins would still try that. As for the other options, A seems too narrow - you want broader anti-malware protection, not just spyware. And I'm not sure SSL decryption is really a 'tuning' consideration, more of a fundamental policy decision.
I agree with those choices. The question is really getting at the balance between prevention and detection. We need to cover the basics like antivirus and vulnerability management, but also leverage advanced tools like WildFire to stay ahead of new threats. Oh, and C is a trap - you don't want to decrypt 100% of traffic, that's a privacy nightmare!
Hmm, this question seems to be testing our understanding of security policy tuning. I'd say the key considerations are: B) creating a vulnerability protection profile to block high-severity vulnerabilities, D) using an antivirus profile to catch known threats, and E) setting up a WildFire profile to analyze files during off-peak times.
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